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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-09-17
Xt week to O
begin to - rec &c
Clothing, N
ROSS &

sion by the citizens of Cannon coun-
ty, and a number of our business
men also expect to go down. The
Cannon county people have also Sc
cured the Band for next Tuesday and
Wednesday, to attend speaking APP
pointments at other places in the
county.
The annual conference of the
Methodist church meets at Gallatin
next month. We suggest that Nc
Minnville send up a cordial invita-
ton to that body to hold its next
meeting at this place. McMinnville
could and would give them hearty
welcome and hospitable entertain
ment. The conference met here
about thirty years ago, we are in
formed, and was royalty entertained.
We believe the town would do itself
much credit in entertaining them
again, and it would certainly be q
stroke of good policy on our part to
secure the meeting. Let our people
interest themselves a little in the
matter and we believe the annual
conference of 1883 can be brought
here. 1t is certainly worth the effort.
Mr.. Chas. Colville will leave on
Monday next for the Eastern markets
to purchase large fall and winter
stock of goods for the firm of Wom.
ack d Colville. Charley instructs the
STANDARD to inform the people that
his house will not be outdone by any
of their competitors, and if he does
not have time to take in London and
Paris on this trip, his house will at
least draw on those markets Tor a
large portion of their stock. They
also request all parties indebted to
them to call and settle at once to en-
able them to meet their bills as the
stock comes in. BY this course they
can sell their customersgoods at much
closer figures.
"A saloon was opened at Altamont,
in Grundy county, about a month
ago, and the people of that town are
suffering severely from its evil effects.
Drunkenness and disorder have sup
planted the peace and quiet which
used to characterize the place. Two
men from Tracy City went to Alta
mont last Saturday and got drunk,
They put up at the hotel, and about
midnight a fire broke out in their
room. The building was entirely
consumed. The two men were toe
drunk to have any idea of the origin
of the fire, and barely escaped with
their lives. The saloon is having one
good effect, however; it is opening
the eyes of the good people of Grun.
dy county to the saloon curse, and is
making prohibition votes. The de.
struction of the hotel, which is di
rectly traceable to the saloon, remem
Der, that being the only place ir
Grundy county where liquor is sold
leaves Altamont at very great disad
vantage in entertaining the crowds
who must necessarily go there to at
tend Courts, and yet this "great in
dustry" must not be prohibited; il
; would destroy somebody's persona
liberty"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-09-17
Wanted.

$50 men and grown boys to work at
and learn the trade of stove mounting
and fitting, also a few to learn mould
ing. Liberal wages paid weekly.
Apply at once to Charles w. Rich
ards, Manager of The Perry Stove
Manufacturing Co., South Pittsburg,
Tennessee.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-09-17
move our en-
room, Wher
nter stock of
see us.

Conductor Harris train was de-
layed about three hours on the down
trip Thursday by an accident some
where between here and Sparta.
Mr.. Geo. w. Parks was in town
from Irving College last Wednesday,
and made the STANDARD a most
pleasant call.
Mr.. G.. M. MorfOrd left for the
East last Tuesday morning to pur-
chase large fall and winter stock
for Morford d Co.
MIR. Geo. L. Beech, who has been
in Kentucky several weeks, returned
home Wednesday. His mother re-
turned same day from visit to Nash
vile.
-150 men and boys are wanted at
good wages to learn a good trade, by
the Perry Stove Manufacturing Co.,
at South Pittsburg, Tenn. See their
notice elsewhere.
Rev. T. NJ. Mcconnell came up
from Tullahoma Tuesday and re-
turned Wednesday. He expects to
remain at Tullahoma during the
winter.
Mr.. Garrett V.Bryan, who was in
McMinnville for several days two OIL
three weeks ago, died quite suddenly
of apoplexy, at Nashville, on Friday
night of last week.
"A gentleman of Charleston, Brad.
ley county, writes the postmaster al
this place as follows: "This county
will go almost solid for prohibition
regardless of politics or color"
Candies la mode,
Candies la Grecque,
Candies by the bushel,
Candies by the peck,
at d. o. JENKINS.
We are requested to announce
that there will be lecture given t.
the Pleasant Hill colored Sunday
school on the 4th Sunday in thi.
month, and to the Bowling Greer
Sunday school on the 1st Tuesday in
October.
Smart 4 Co., are now receiving
the largest and best assorted linz
of canned goods to be found in thi
market. They will supply you will
any fruit or vegetable which is pre-
served in tin.
MIR. Ed. II. Lewis and wife, o
ClarkSville, Mrs. NJ. O. Lewis an(
daughter, Miss Blanche, Mrs. .Blanch,
Bentley and children, and Miss Hal
lie Coffee all went to Beersheb;
Thursday, and will spend three o
feur weeks there.
Prof. Finney says we rubbed
little to hard last week on the matte
of overburdening young ladies witt
books and studies. The little Mis-
we met on the street with an armfu
of books only has six studies, AM
some of the books she had belonged
to other pupils.
Work is progressing as rapidly a
circumstances will admit on the ney
Methodist church, and a protracte,
meeting will be commenced in tn
new building on the 30th inst, il
which all the congregations in tow
are cordially invited to join.
Leave your orders for anything
you want in the grocery line wit
jenkins, the popular grocer. Hi
goods always give satisfaction, hi
prices are as low as the lowest, an
he promptly delivers the goods
your door without extra charge.
The Sunday law was rigidly Ell
forced in McMinnville last Sunday
: The back doors to all the saloon
were tightly closed and not a cigar G
any other article of merchandis
could be had from any store. Lt
the authorities make it permaner
this time.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-09-17
Cheap Goods.

j. H. Cummins is now offering gro
ceries, confections, canned goods,
tobacco, cigars, ETC., at very low pri-
ces for cash. He is preparing to close
out his business the first of next
month, and consequently is making
big bargains on everything in his
line.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-09-17
We will re
elegant store
Fall and Wi
Come and
Town Topics
Local and Personal Briefs.
New goods at Gross & Golfers.

New goods at Gross q Golfers.
Miss Lula Harwell is visiting her
sister in Smithville this week.
Nice new millinery cheaper than
ever at VIM. HI. Meadows.
Miss May Conner went to Shelby
vile last Monday to visit friends.
Go to A. Nunnelly's for fresh
crackers, Bologna sausage, etc.
Bananas, lemons, and apples at
d. o. Jenkins.
Meal at Potter Bros, sold and
delivered free of charge in town.
Mr.. VIM. White made short
business trip to Shelbyville this week.
"A barrel of fresh sweet cider just
tapped at A. Nunnelly's.
Boots and Shoes at Potter's cheap
store. Everybody go and see them.
Mr.. j. w. Snodgrass was here
Wednesday on visit to his family.
Mrs. Ella Walling, of Viola, was
visiting relatives in town several days
this week.
-Morford q Biles have full line
of New Enterprise cooking stoves,
all warranted to give satisfaction.
oh yes, Smart & Co.'S candies
are always fresh, and they keep all
the best varieties.
Miss Mollie Griswold and Miss
- Black went to Shelbyville last
Tuesday on a visit to friends.
Trunks! Trunks Trunks! Cote
Potter's for your Trunks. Be sure
and see them before you buy.
Mrs. Button Pennebaker went tt
Cleveland Wednesday on visit t.
her daughter, Mrs. j. P. Bostick.
Get ready for the prohibition fal
ly and barbecue at Faulkner's On the
oath.
Miss Florence MadduX is visiting
friends and relatives in the country
this week.
Miss Laura Howell returned OF
Friday of last week from her sum
mer vacation at Cleveland, Ohio.
Go to the prohibition rally anC
barbecue at Faulkner's Factory mex
Saturday, and take your family.
The heat during the last weel
has been almost as oppressive as
was during the hot spell in July.
Mr.. C. c. Murphy will fire tn,
brick kiln in the depot bottom mex
Monday.
Fodder is coming into this mark
ct quite freely now, and brings from
so to 70 cents per 100 lbs.
MIR. A. H. Woodlee, of Altamont
was here two or three days this weel
attending Circuit Court.
Remember that the cash will
buy the best and cheapest grocerie
at Smart & Cos cheaper than an,
where else in town.
Charley Smart wants all of hi
friends to give him a trial at Potter
store. He will spare no pains il
showing goods.
Mr.. H. P. Newton was calle,
home from Birmingham Wednesda,
to attend his mother, who is danger
DUSTY i'll.
Col. f. w. Munford has so ia
recovered as to be on the street agair
He was out last Wednesday for tn
first time in several weeks.
MIR. J. J. Lance, of Davenport
Tenn, was in town Wednesday, an
renewed his subscription to tn
STANDARD for 4 wear.
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tAA ~ fNhNAN zoo 'f'Na
.'.n girl caut r.dta I.r.e
HHs anl never rest.
' 'i'a Intelligent baseball
l.h' mudens from lhe west
A. When deep points cong subjects lark
irilu Oh De deducted.
4ne west ssts left because slr s
not similarly constructed
Merchant Trayeler.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-30
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-12
rhe Gentleman.


Prot. George L. Carey writes; "Rut
the true gentleman nowhere shows his
superiority TO other men more strik-
ingly than in his behavior toward
those who have given him cause for
offence. There Is solid truth IN the
quaint old Scotch proverb, Its aye
guide to be eesvil, as the auld wife
said when she bsckit to the deevil
In society, to treat with marked cold
ness those whom we do not like is dis
respectful to all present Bishop
Pearce remiads us, though the obser-
walton is not original with him, that
in Christ's parable Of the marriage
feast, though the fact was plain re.
speeding him who had not on a we'd
ding garment, yet the king addressed
him with the mid appellation Of
friend, in the sense Of one to whom
goodwill and ciyilty were due, and
that Abraham called the rich man.
even when in the place Of torment,
by the name of son, "
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-12

An Austin man who was q candl-
date Tor a certain political Office was
badly beaten at the polls BY one whom
we viii designate as Brown. The
next day the defeated candidate
strolled into saloon where he owed a
considerable bill, and, with an AIR Of
deep detection, called for a toddy.
After drinking it he remarked 10
the barkeeper;
Don't you feel sorry that | was de-.
Eeated yesterday"
mot \ blamed bit, replied the vi
vaciouS saloou-keeper.
but don't You see, If l had been
elected l could have paid my bar bill,
but now you viii have to wait on me
a spell"
'Yes, that's AL right eaough," said
the saloOn.keeper; "but If you had
been elected Brown would have been
defeated, and Brown owes me twice as
big bill as yours
Great Heavens! Can this be true !?
Alas, too late ! have discovered the
secret Of Browns popularity He
probably ewes all the saloons and
everybody in town, and they were all
anxious to get their pay. Give mo an
other toddy, I'll try and make up for
lost time, and when the next election
comes off I'll be neck and neck with
him, if not little ahead
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-12

Itisa curious fact, says wriser in
the American Register, that Dumas,
so far as ] have seen, said little or
nothing about has origin. HIS grand
mother was a negro slave, his father a
mulatto, and the only aaecdote that I
ever heard connected with Dumas and
the African blood in his veins was one
where it was represented that some
impertinent fellow asked him ii his
father was a mulatto, and he replied
"Yes." aAnd your fathers mother?'
continued Master Impertiuencs. "A
full-blooded negress," was the reply.
And her ancestors?' followed the
persistent inquirer.
"A monkey" Numbered forth Du-
mas, "and ] furthermore inform you
that my ancestors began where yours
endsdT'
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-12


When George w. Cleveland is asked
on reckoning day, "Wbo Gus down
the Democratic cherry-tree?' he win
doubtless respond, Il cannot tell lie
1T must have been Augustus Gar
land" But the ancient and moro or
less honorable Democracy are not
easily deceived, and investigation viii
show that the weapon used for the
destruction is in Mr.. Cleysland's hind
eoat-pockst; but we dare say the gem
tlemen win remark further, and with
lofty assumption Of innocence, SIN
deed / cannot tell lie.-it was put
there by CarlSehurz and Henry Ward
Beecher." And really it doubtless
was. Judge.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-12
First publication nee Is. lsa6
NO. 432.
Application for d. Patent Albert
Lea Lode Claim.
II. s. LAND 0PFicE, TucsoS, ARtz.,
December II. 1886.

II, s. LAND 0PFicE, TucsoS, ARtz,,
December II, 1885. !
Notice Is hereby given that G A. Swasey,
whose Pnstoffiee address is Globe, GSila Conn.
~, Arizona, has this day fled bis application
for patent Cor 1884 linear feet ~ the north
eide and 1856 linear feet On the south side OF
the Albert Lea vein, lde or deposit bearing
silver, together with surface ground coo feet
Ia width situatea III the Globe Mining Dis.
tiict, sila County Territory of Arizona, and
IL Is designated by the field notes and nsicial
plat ON fls in this Office as survey number
7SB, and lot No ~ said lot No. rs, being a.
follows to.witi
Beginning at the initial monument lncn.
toned ia the location notice and marking The
easterlY end center Of claim. Black Peak
bears w deg. 5S min. n. South Peak Of
Pinal mountains bears s, $ deg, % min. w
Left hand one az the FoUr Peaks bears N. 81
deg. 90 min. W.; thence N. 3 deg. 70 min, w
800 feet 10 location monument, az post 4
feet long inches Ia diameter 1 foot ID the
ground and surrounded wish q mound III stone
post marked A. Il. No, /.
Thence n. S3 deg. ~ min w. 1884 feet 20
center Of gulch ut a post feet long, / foot IN
the ground and surrounded with a mound II
stones post marked A. IN. 2.
Tbeace s. \ deg. % min. i 293 feet to looa-
ton monument for westerly end center II
claim frpm whence u. s. n. Nj No. 2, bears
n 10 deg. 10 min. w. 61sI. feet.
Thence s.. 3 deg. rs mtn u. 300 feet 10 To-
catiUn monument at ptayt feet long 3 inch
o. Ia diameter 1 foot ia the ground surround.
Cd with uiaund Of Htonss post marked A..
u. NO. 5.
Thence s, IS deg, o5 min, n. 1856 feet %
location monument nc 3 posi- I feet long
inches ii diameter, | foot III the ground and
surrounded with mound of stones post
marked "A. T.. No. 4.
Thence A. deg 10 min. WI. 800 feet to
monument snd place Of beginning.
Area 1875 acres Nsriation l3 deg, 30
min T.
The location Of this mine is recorded in the
Recorders Office 81 ella County Arizona. 81
Book 4, Page ii8 II i in unsIrveyed land
one and q BALI miles east from the town ~
Globe, ii a qRartzte formation,
Any and AL persons claiming adversely any
portion " 5aid AHart lea mine Or surface
gFiund afe required d ile their adverse clainls
With the Register ST the United States Land
0l'ice ~ Tacs5p ia the Territory VI Arizona
during tbe sixty days period Of publication
hereof, o. they VIII be barred BY virtue 81 the
provisions % the statute.
tits hereby ordered that the foregoing no
tice q application frF Patent be Published
ia the A6I10NA WKEELl SILVER BEBF, pub
lishcd al Globe lila County, Arizona.
b. N. THOMAS, Register.
Dee % low
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-12

Efforts are being made to develop
the Japanese copper trade, The Ashio
mine yields about 100000 pounds
of copper per annum, The copper was
formerly exported by foreign mer-
chants, first to Calcutta for refining
and then to London, During the last
two years, hewsver, copper-refnsry
has teeR at work at Henyo, and the
copper for London has been sent d.
rect.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-12

Sm.th,--"Do you think those In
dams in Buffalo Bills show are real
Indians?"
Jones.--'I'ye no doubt oft. have
been there several times, and have
never seen a United States soldier
there vet"
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-12
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Notice i hereby given to Andrew Stewart,
his heirs 81 assigns, that ! hage expended
one hUndrsd dollaFa in lahoT and improve.
fnent upon she St,aiewail losla, IS described
Inose paftieglarly III Paa aa2 Book 81 af
AIiaing Records. Fiilai County, Ari10na, ln
ordar 10 h.aa said premises usillei Che fleoyi.
sions 81 section 2S24, Revised Sitatutes q enc
InitAl States, being the aHasiiit required to-
hold tle safno tsg tbe year iSs6 and If within
hinety days after this nasice lly publication
st.a 3ail - fefese ~ oonssinate youg pfep0.
ton 81 such expenditure Is eoownef, y8ar
8intefest ii ssid cla8n n hsoonie the prispee-
.ty u the sabscribsf under aaid ilfqti ion 22.i
g;lsh et lHlgeatg sei M
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-12

The managers Of the late disastrous
strike Of 1ongshoremen in New York
are nsking Cor a loan of $4oio00 to
keep from Starvation the idle men
who are victims of their folly.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-12

Under the present conditions Of the
72,OO0,0O0 acres Of land in Arizona,
there Is available to the stock raiser
not more than 20O0O0O0 Of acres,
and to the farmers and horticultural
not more than 100000 Of acres. The
extended valley Of the desert land
stretching from Yuma to the noun
tain ranges Of Pima and Pinal coun-
tists 200 miles in length and more
than 1875 miles in width, containing
about 15,0OO,OO0 acres of land, could,
with irrigation, be made as product
i've as any part of southern Califor-
MIA. Hoof & Horn.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-12

An interesting experiment is as
present being made by the Daggs
Brothers in the Salt River Valley,
where they have secured a large
tract of land which they are already
engaged IN seeding with alfalfa, their
purpose being solely to fatten mut-
ton for the California market. There
is no reason why the enterprise
should not be successful one, nor why
it could not be initiated with profit by
growers Of beef.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-12

10 Rieh4U's Golden Isaisn4a 40.
Curca eilancFes, hrss and nseoYd s,s~esf
Sores cn the Leea AID Body; sore E@ss,
Eyes, Rose, etc, coppcr.cctored Btotehes.
Syphllitin CataFFh diseased Scalp, Ara al
priuihry forms Of the disaAze known 90
Syphitg Price, SIS 90 per Hoftae.
lie RfcBinuts Golden 3aRsMnA Ne. .
Cures Tertiary. MeFcur.Alayphsiisi Rheu.
nia.sul, Paiha IN the Bonca, Pains IN tho
lipad. taas 81 tha Week, EloeFated sore
Throat, Byphilitic Rash, iun1pa and con
tracted Cefds Stiffness 81 ths Ltuba, ana
eradlcstcs s.l disesae from nc syasenl
whether esusei ~ indiscretIpn Or abuse
q Mercury, leaYing the blaod pure and
healthy. Price IS 90 ror atGle.
lie tt&ehaR'a Golden NeanfBEs ANTI
dote for tie cure q ConoErh@A, Glaet.
Irritation Gravel and all Urinary Or Cleni-
tal disaEfangsmsntl. Prsae 81 80 per
Bottle.
Ie Richau's Golden spRnIsh In-
tecttoa, ia severe cases 81 Geaorrhsba
inaaumialgy elect Strictrres,&e Price
@a 10 per Bottle.
L. Hichau'a Golden Ointment
s9g the ~ ctiye hcallngpi sgphiIitie Sofss,
and tg2pslans Prize 81 90 Pc Hex
Be fffclsHu's 90lden Tga sSeryo
e7ld pra,u treatment. loss 81 plifsi oil po'4.
cr, eSes5s cf 0gar-Work Froatratien, etc.
Price 80 90 per nox.
TBu8a tst.I Moryfne,
sent cseglwhcre, Z, Q. D.. tesnre,y packed
FQg express.
G. Z. REcuARuS q Co. Agontas
1T 80 seisqine street orner : IL,
esRcULja MAILED FRze.
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-12

1t is announced that Mrs, Cleveland
will devote her spare time during the
Leuten season TO the study Of French.
This can hardly be regarded as indi.
eating desire on her part to talk
more freely with her husband, though
it may be truthfully asserted that he
spealis French--or any other foreign
language about as we'll as he does
English Globe-D Democrat.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-12

Boston Corbett, the slayer of Wilkes
Booth, tried to adjourn the Kansas
Legislature with shotgun, and was
committed to lunatic asylum. Mr.,
Corlett's molten TO adjourn may have
beer. less justified by parliamentary
thar By martial law, but such man is
too useful to be put out of commission.
Many afflicted States and Territories
would like TO borrow him.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-12

Omaha World.l

Anxious Mamma---Poor dear, what
is the matter?
Weeping Daughter Cluverius is
hanged and there is no one left to
send flowers TO.
Never mind, darling, the sun has
not quite gone out. Dry your eyes
and ! viii take you to st, Louis next
week"
but, boo-hoo, what can | do
there2"
"You can have a pair Of shoes fitted
on you by Frank James"
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-12

1t is said that Walker Blaine, the
son of his father, is about to buy
Frank Hatton's Chicago Mail, strong
anti-Blsine paper, If true it win
greatly encourage the impecunious
Republican press to come out against
the old man. Wnlker is a bright boy,
who remarked after the returns Of
1884 were in, "Par is tired. Alta.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-12


The choir of q certain 'orthodoxI
church in New England once sang
MendelsEohn's II wait for the Lord,
giving it with four voices only, as
they had no chorus. The start was a
good one, and every thing was gong
on with swing and a boom, whan
suddenly the bass failed to come in on
a colo passage when he was positively
due. The orgauist played for full
bar, and then turned and hissed
"What's the matter with you?' Then,
just as every body was wondering why
the bass was behind time, the singer
suddenly found bis voice, and burst
out in really stentorian tones; IL
waited for the Lord" The people
smiled, and after the piece was fin
ished the organist sought the singer,
and said: "Mr. A, your excuse
was quite satisfactory. "--Augonaut.
In Paris, reigning social sensation
is a series of negro balls. They are
under the patronage Of several ladies
of noble blood from Zanzibar and
Ethiopia. The dark-hued contingent
Of Partisan society is a numerous one,
and contains many families of rank
and wealth. The suppositlon is that
Arizona silver belt., 1887-03-12
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